Petroleum Pipefitter

PNE•Longview, WA

1d•$28 - $38

About The Position

PNE Construction (PNEC), a Pacific Northern Environmental LLC company, is seeking a Petroleum Pipefitter to install and maintain piping systems and fixtures for high-pressure fuel lines. The role is suited to someone who works well in a fast-paced team environment and provides strong service to the company and its clients. PNE Construction is a full-service design-build contractor. Pacific Northern Environmental operates across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Hawaii, with additional job sites across the United States. The Petroleum Pipefitter installs, inspects, and tests underground and above-ground fuel piping systems; interprets project drawings and specifications; and supports safe, compliant project execution. The position includes field documentation, equipment checks, collaboration with supervisors and project teams, and providing on-site direction or training as needed. Travel is approximately 80%; the company pays for accommodation and per diem. Work takes place in industrial and/or construction environments, which may have high noise levels and confined spaces. Physical demands include moving around jobsites, handling work equipment weighing up to 50 pounds, remaining stationary for extended periods, occasionally using ladders or stairs, working at heights, and operating lifts. The role may require meeting facial-hair standards under OSHA’s Respiratory Protection standard.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license and eligibility for coverage under the company’s automobile insurance policy.
High school diploma or GED.
At least 2 years of experience working with grades and interpreting blueprints.
Underground fuel piping installation experience at gas stations.
Detail-oriented, with a high standard for accuracy.
Strong interpersonal, organizational, decision-making, and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to move about the jobsite as needed and move work-related equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.
Ability to remain stationary for long periods.
Ability to operate technological devices, including a computer.
Ability to occasionally ascend and descend ladders and stairs, work at heights, and operate lifts as needed.
Ability to travel approximately 80%.
Ability to work in industrial and/or construction environments that may have high noise levels and confined spaces.
May be required to meet facial-hair standards under OSHA’s Respiratory Protection standard (29 CFR 1910.34).

Nice To Haves

Experience operating heavy equipment, including excavators, backhoes, loaders, and skid steers.
ICC certification for handling, installing, and testing underground and above-ground piping.
Veeder-Root certification (not required).
Individual fuel equipment certifications.

Responsibilities

Safely operate and maintain company vehicles and machinery for job duties, following traffic laws and company policies.
Operate excavators, backhoes, loaders, and skid steers for trenching and grading when needed; this experience is a plus but not required.
Cut, thread, and taper pipe to specifications using saws, torches, threaders, and benders.
Assemble and secure pipes, tubes, and fittings using brazing, gluing, soldering, or threading methods.
Install, inspect, and test underground and above-ground fuel piping systems.
Perform pressure and hydrostatic testing to confirm piping systems meet compliance standards.
Read and interpret blueprints, construction drawings, and project specifications.
Lay out full-scale pipe systems, supports, and related equipment based on schematics and blueprints.
Maintain a clean, organized worksite in compliance with environmental and safety standards.
Perform daily equipment inspections and basic maintenance to support safe operation.
Monitor job progress, identify potential issues, and collaborate with others to resolve them promptly.
Provide on-site leadership and direction to crew members as necessary.
Complete daily field reports, time logs, and material usage records.
Communicate effectively with supervisors, project managers, inspectors, and subcontractors.
Follow company safety policies and OSHA regulations, and help ensure crew compliance with PPE and safety protocols.
Assist in training new crew members on fuel systems and safety procedures.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision options for employees and eligible dependents.
Voluntary and company-paid Life AD&D.
Specialty prescription programs.
Group AFLAC options, including hospital, critical illness, and accident plans.
Pre-tax Flexible Savings Account (FSA).
Pre-tax Dependent Care Savings Account (DCSA).
Telehealth by Teladoc.
401(k) with discretionary annual company matching contributions.
Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Paid trainings and certifications.
Paid leave, including vacation, sick leave, holidays, jury duty, and bereavement leave for qualifying employees.
Up to $2,000 per year in profit sharing for qualifying employees.
Annual company events.
Safety incentives.
Company-paid accommodation and per diem for travel.